Rule 77.2. Clerk Authorized To Act on Certain Motions

(a) Motions Enumerated. Any motion for enlargement of time to answer or respond to the complaint, for substitution of counsel, for the permanent withdrawal of papers or exhibits theretofore filed by the parties, or for waiver of duplication requirements, which requires action by the court, may be acted upon by the clerk of the court if (1) the motion states that opposing counsel has no objection, (2) no opposition to the motion has been timely filed, or (3) opposing counsel files a consent.

(b) Maximum Time Allowable. In acting on motions for enlargement of time under subdivision (a) of this rule, the total enlargement of time allowed by the clerk with respect to any matter shall not exceed 30 days.

(c) Denial of Motions for Enlargement. The clerk may deny forthwith a motion requesting an enlargement of time if it requires action by the court, and fails to comply with the provisions of Rule 6(b); provided, that the denial shall state specifically that it is without prejudice to the filing, within 10 days after service of such denial, of a renewed motion for enlargement complying with the provisions of Rule 6(b).

(d) Review by the Court. Any action taken under this rule may be suspended, altered, or rescinded by the court for cause shown or sua sponte.